OAuth as an Access Control option when building an MCP Server

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Cian Mac Mahon
Julien Zmiro

You can now use OAuth to secure MCP servers you build in Tines.

When someone attempts to connect to your OAuth-protected MCP Server, they'll be prompted to authenticate with their Tines account.

Like with the API key option, you have the flexibility to configure either Team or Tenant scoping, giving you control over who can access your MCP Server.

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